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Industrial
Plumbing
Sheet
'usic, laughter,
Phone 371
7AeUO-AKT
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REP RODUCING P I AN O
'HE MAGIC OF MUSIC WHICH
MAKES A HOME OF A HOUSE
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j hushed and quiet house
J is enlivened with music
J and becomes a" home,
immediately the Duo-Art Re
producing Piano ushers in the
favorites of Broadway to play
the current popukr and dance
music, and introduces, too, the au
thorized playing of the great masters
of the piano, Padercwski, Hofmann,
Gabrilowitsch, Bauer, Ganz, Conor,
Gra'inger, No vacs, etc.,' for the ma
jority of concert pianists of Europe
, Convenient terms of payment arranged when desired
STEINWAY STECK WI1EELOCK STROUD
' and world-famous WEBER ; . '
Sherman Clay & Co.,
122 South 6lh St.
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The SENIOR CLA3S of
presents
! "Nothing But the Truth
By James Montgomery
at MERRILL on
FRIDAY, APRIL 17
Adults, 50c . 8:15 p. m. Children, 25c
fcVW-'9
Supplies
- Heating
Metal
On 6th,' Near Main
the dance--the inseparable companions of happiness.
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Duo-Art Reproducing Piano,
and no other instrument has the same
great powers of entertainment.
The Duo-Art is obtainable in dis
tinguished pianos, at varying prices,
grand and upright styles, conven
tional and period case designs.
C Klamath Fulls Itepresentativo
Klamath Falls Music House
MERRILL HIGH SCHOOL h
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Why we
above
Wc u-e It becausa wo want you to
right under yotir eyes.
We want you to realize t''.at no
ment ycu want ite have It or can get tt fur
have Uo men who know how tj Install It.
We'll do anything for you, from fixing a fiucet
to completely equipping your mill with motors
We'd like to have you eail and see our plant. Wc
and America record their in
terpretations only for the Duo
Art, and only the Duo-Aut is
capable of reproducing their
playing. No other cultural
influence compares with the
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COUNTY ENGINEER
TO RESUME DUTIES
I Joseph Jenson, county engineer, gon Agricultural college each year.
who ' has been recovering' for the The f ;nr girls -aro lJrena Colson
.past two moiitbs from a serious and Zcphn, Rogers from tho coplio
! break down last winter, has sufflc-1 m:ro cbiss and Muurlne Odey and
lently recovered from Ills Illness to
come down town today and ho Is
expected to resume his duties ut
1 ! the county engineer's office next
week. ' Mr. Jenson's recovery wfll
witness resumption of county roau
! work 'throughout the county.
use the
cut
o have grown. ' l
realise how w
matter what In
Anne Shannon Monroe to
Visit County in
Near Future
Aar.e Shannon Monroe, feature
writer and a steady contributor to
Q:oi Houaekc;plng, his comploted
her Asw-rgon novel, "Ilohlnd
the Ranges". In a recent letter to
.Klamath .frlendj Miss Monroe, sold.
"It may Interest your readers to
know that my new Oregon novel,
j "Behind the Ranges" Is located In
j Cntral Oregon, and la tho lake re
gion north of Klamath Palls. This
j Is tie first of a se.ies of Oregon
i novels that will pretty woll cover
the outstanding beatily?spots of the
state. The next, I think, will be
located on Klamath Lake or Pelican
Day some where there. I . expect
j to visit you this summer. I have
1 not been t'nero for ten years, when
, Ira Whlto showed me the delights
j of ;u;r country. Yours, Anne Shan
' con Monroe."
According to Remington Schuy
j lcr, prominent Illustrator, who palnt
j ed tho paper cover for MlB3 Mon-
r:e's book, the novel Is "saturated
j with atmosphere, not surface at
i mOKphere, but that Intangible qual
I Ity that differentiates tho west from
j th; can." ,
Ben Dorris Is Ousted
. From State Game Board
SAI.t'M, Oro., April 10. I'olMlcal
differences and a breach In friend
ship that has been widening since
early In the late legislutlvo session
caused Governor Plorce yesterday to
oust Den V. Dorris of Eugene from
the utato- game commission. Tho
governor appointed M. H. Ilnuor of
Cnrvallis to fill the vacancy.
The BchW.il between- Dorris and
the governor was started when Dor
ris early la tho legislative session is
sa'ij to have showed blmnolf ln fav
or of taking tho appointment of tho
fi:h and game 'commissions out of
the bands of tho governor and pluc
ing'them In the hands of the atato
bor.rd cf control.
'FOUR HIGH SCHOOL
GIRLS ENTER BIG
TYPING CONTEST
.With prize mcdaln ai. their , oh-
inactive,, ii r girls left this morn
1'lng fr Corvallls, where they will
enter itit the stnlo high school
I lypln"! contest eponsorcd by Ore-
Thelma Orlzzlo of tho froshmail
clasi.
'Not .only will medals bo awnrdod
the winners hut also cups and ban-
ners. Forty-one schools wore rep-
i resented last year., Kach school Is
dus'.rlal cqulii- .
you. and wo
In your homo
to run It. ;
re proud of It j
BffiHT BOO
GENES
IT
FINE
CALL BIDS TO
' BUILD HOME
Lutheran Church Announces
Intentions of Build
ing Parsonage
Bids for the building of the par
sonage for tho Lutheran church of
Klamath Fulls, were called for to
day, according to Ilev. O. W. Hoff
man, pastor of the church. The
building will no located on tho cor
ner of Eleventh and High streets
und church will be hokl In tho bnso
mcnt of the parsonage. Tho build
ing committee Is composed of Wal
ter Zetzman, John Hugelstoln and
C. rtomfeld. ...
For the past ten. yonrs, members
of tho Luthoran church fiuvo boon
meeting wherever It wus possible for
them to congrcgato and It was never
certain at which - place they could
conduct their Humluy worship. With
such a small following, It was Im
possible to croct a building ot their
own, and not until this year, bus
the group felt financially able to
erect a building. After the parson
age Is erecto.l, tho. church will fol
low, however thoy will have a moot
ing placo of dofltilto design, with
tho completion of tho pastor's home,
MOKTKNHON GOEH MOUTH
Will Approach Hnini Hhortrulgo on
Chamber HpenUliiK Ihilo
Ono of tho missions which II. I.
Mortenson, president of tlio chnmbor
of cominorco, went to California, on,
was to call on Senator flam Bhort
rldge and oxtond tho Invitation, ot
tho Klamath Chamber of Commerce,
to be principal speaker at the cham
ber ot commerce annual banquet to
be hold at the White Pelican hotol
the early part of May. Mr. Morten
son left for California tho oarly
part of this week.
No real sportsman will shoot more
than two spring poets In one day.
Si,Scnora,our best codecs
high three thousand, five thousand feet, so in
the mountains of our Guatumah and Costa Rica,
"You see, the climate, the soil of the mountain, they
produce what you say, the fine flavor, the richness,
' the character.
"Ah, yes! they cost more, to be sure, Scnora. But who
would not gladly pay the few ccntavos extra for the
better, the coffee delightful?
"You say the S &V blends nothing but high-mountain
coffees? And only tlic coffees old two years mellowed
in our tropic storehouses, with just a discreet dash of
the new coffee to add what you say, the t?
"Bueno! Then your S & W coffee must be very fine in
deed. For fine coffees-it is like the good wine it
mellows with age! And alas, only a little coffee is
permitted to remain here to ngc so great the dc
mand for the beverage."
Fmilicith enjor S Wcsnncd (boa produrw
S&W Hiby Kernel Com or Tomiiott or Tcle
rhone Pen, for Initjncc will spprccuie SltW
Coltee. For the famous SAW fuMaf hit been em
bodied in'Sflc W Cultee.otherwuc it could not betr
the S 4 W label. Vtcuuiu rxtked m llioncw key-can.
"Nexl ihne S9W Coffee.' (Jooifl You'll enoy iht mcllouxJ fiaivr."
FOOD
NEW INDUSTRY
TO START SOON
Berkeley Firm Expected
Here to Investigate Pum
mice in North Klamath
Word hns boon rocolvcd by tho
lo.'al S. P. office that n represen
tative of tho firm of Agard & Tum
or of Berkeley, Is expected In
Klamath Kjlls In a 'tew days to
make a further roconnulssanco of
tho possibility of utilizing the Im
mense supply of pummlco Mono
north of Kirk for building purposes.
A momher of tho firm spent
several days In Klamath Fulls lit.il
full and as a result of his Investi
gations shipped a car loud 'of piim
Ico from Klnmnth Fulls with, which
to mnko experiments. Further tes
tifying to tho belief (hat Ihu firm
has that pummlco stone stone can
bo successfully psod for this pur
poso, Is tho securing a commodity
rato.from tho S. I', for tho ship
ping of tho product south to Cali
fornia. It 1s understood that a truck
will bo brought north with tho firm
representative and that rurhor ship
ments for moro experiments will be
sent out of Klnmnth.. Active ship
ping of the product will nut begin
11)1 later In, tho spring becauso of
tho fact that tho piiinmlce Is now
snaked with rain and that owing
to thu hauvlnass of tho pumml'o,
advantage of the commodity .rate
could not bo taken.
Tho moon looks -no ronianllc; It
thoro aro pooplo on It wn don't know
whon thoy hnvo llmo to work.
Hall's Catarrh
Medicine c?Ldof:th';t!:
lid your syatcm of Cotorrh or Dtafncw
caused by Catorih.
9. J,pHEITCY & CO- Tlv. CMr
are grown at altitudos
PRODUCTS
WARRANTED
SKWM on evnry pair of
Oulrlirmi Tnmurm U n
wnrrnnly tnM ft no ran trying
Ihr imymetil of lite a lluUon
fs you lWl lmvc to worry
iilniit tltrir wrariiift qualitirs.
An for Btylc-full cut nI
ffiliionnbI( rigbt up' to Uio
liiinulcl
KirlrrM, fur work, for play
mnir in nud pick out your pair
of DutcIieM Trouscri,
KLAMATH
KLOTHING
KOMPANY
Agents
Block
Wood
Plenty of Blocks on hand
now, fresh .from tho bin, quick
deliveries, city or country,
Wo havo a nlco match safo
thut wo give with an order
for a doublo load of blocks.
Call at our oftlco and got
yours. .
Peyton & Co.
."Wood to burn"
601 Main Phone 535 -
Wj) fclti Hill